So I take that back on the the statement it is working with the newer firmware. It randomly started to freeze up again. I did notice, after few freezes and stopping and starting the VM again, eventually it works fine for a while.
Great! That worked. My issue was I started this testing on SQL servers with multiple disks.
Change SCSI Controller to Virtio SCSI Single
Change boot disk to SATA
Detach and re-attached a random disk as SCSI under the new controller
Booted up and...
ja...das hatte ich natürlich schon probiert, PDM in VM installiert, beide Hosts hinzugefügt, Migration gestartet, bekam dann allerdings den Fehler "proxmox migration failed - failed to handle 'disk-import' command - no matching import/export...
The disk even so named as img is actually a qcow2-file. I assume it is treated as raw-file in your import command, which then gets converted to qcow2. Just rename file ending to qcow2 before import and it should work, at least it did in my quick...
Thank you so much @fba this was exactly the issue!
You were spot on that the Ubuntu .img cloud image is actually qcow2, and that importing it as raw caused Proxmox to mis-handle the disk during conversion. Renaming the file to .qcow2 before...
Great! That worked. My issue was I started this testing on SQL servers with multiple disks.
Change SCSI Controller to Virtio SCSI Single
Change boot disk to SATA
Detach and re-attached a random disk as SCSI under the new controller
Booted up and...
Great! That worked. My issue was I started this testing on SQL servers with multiple disks.
Change SCSI Controller to Virtio SCSI Single
Change boot disk to SATA
Detach and re-attached a random disk as SCSI under the new controller
Booted up and...
It does sound very much like a duplicate IP issue.
The logs are : journalctl -f
You can also run tcpdump from the PVE console or SSH via "good" host to see what, if anything, happens to your "bad" connections:
tcpdump -i physicalInterfaceHere -n...
Quick update: While refreshing on the bad-host, it did give me an unsigned SSL warning, which I accepted, then it gave me a connection refused error again. This was the only time I've seen the SSL warning since getting "locked out", and I'm not...
I solved it by removing the kernel pinning, removing all Nvidia drivers on both host and all LXCs to then move to 6.17 and 580 drivers.
Everything works again, including ZFS scrubbing.
Und als nett gemeinter Hinweis fürs nächste Mal:
Man nehme den Hauptstring der Fehlermeldung (in diesem Fall "Detected Hardware Unit Hang") und gebe diesen in die Suchfunktion bei Google und/oder des Proxmox Forums ein. Für gewöhnlich - und im...
The password does work at the console. I'm not sure how I would have another PVE node running accidentally.
Stopping the pveproxy service does cause the GUI to stop responding for the "good" host, and it responds on the same host after...
The vendor has stated that this is a specification.
It has no relation to PVE.
You simply purchased something that doesn't work in a headless environment. Considering a product that doesn't function in a headless environment as a PVE issue is...
Und als nett gemeinter Hinweis fürs nächste Mal:
Man nehme den Hauptstring der Fehlermeldung (in diesem Fall "Detected Hardware Unit Hang") und gebe diesen in die Suchfunktion bei Google und/oder des Proxmox Forums ein. Für gewöhnlich - und im...
Hi,
in dem Debian kannst Du per dpkg-reconfigure console-setup unter anderem die Fontgröße einstellen, z. B. 8x16, 16x28 usw. Die verfügbare Auswahl kommt auf den Font an.
Für die Shell am Server stellst Du das in der WebGUI ein. Rechts oben auf...
We do the following:
Remove VM Tools and power down
Import the VM leaving the disks as SATA
Create a 1GB SCSI disk
Power on the VM, install the Guest Tools and Agent. Power down,
Remove / Delete the 1GB SCSI Disk
Detach the OS Disk (SATA)...
You cannot boot Virtio SCSI, initially. If you have multiple drives, select at least one of the to be SCSI(not bootable!) and boot disk needs to be SATA, others really does not matter.
If you have only one disk, you need to add a "fake" disk...